Part 2: How Grok 3 Just Changed The Internet—Wikipedia Down.

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Part 2: How Grok 3 Just Changed The Internet—Wikipedia Down.

From a 750,000-square-foot factory built by Electrolux to produce kitchen appliances, primarily ovens, cooktops, and ranges on a $250 million investment announced in 2017 and abandoned in 2020, comes a massive change in how we will use the Internet. Few could have thought in 2017 the trillions of bits that would move through this Memphis, Tennessee hub. They call it Colossus.

Few could have understood this industrial location would become the nerve center for Grok 3 and along the way change how we use the internet.

This is a digital revolution that will reshape how we access knowledge online. In Part 2 of our series, we explore how Grok 3, powered by xAI, is poised to dethrone Wikipedia, exposing its biased and bureaucratic empire. Wikipedia was built on a great idea, crowdsourced human input, but it has unfortunately become something else. This AI, fueled by real-time data from X and community-driven fact-checking, offers a fresh, accurate alternative. With this in mind the foundations of Wikipedia is failing and I explore how Grok 3 will precipitate this to an accelerated pace.

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